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RICS Building Surveyors in Greenwich

RICS Building Surveyors in Greenwich

RICS Chartered Surveyors covering Greenwich, offering RICS Level 2 Home Surveys and Level 3 Building Surveys.

Experienced RICS surveyors with an extensive knowledge of Greenwich and the local area.

Helping you to make an informed decision when purchasing a property in the Royal Borough of Greenwich.

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Trusted RICS Surveyors in Greenwich

As a trusted local firm of RICS Surveyors, Murrins Surveyors is proud to offer specialist property expertise and in-depth RICS surveys throughout the Royal Borough of Greenwich. We work across the borough’s diverse property landscape, from Victorian and Edwardian homes in Greenwich and Blackheath to modern riverside apartments in North Greenwich and family houses in Eltham and Charlton. Our experienced RICS surveyors provide both Level 2 Homebuyer Reports and Level 3 Building Surveys, with every survey carefully tailored to the unique characteristics of the property being inspected.

Regulated and accredited by leading property surveying bodies.

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Providing RICS Home Surveys throughout Greenwich

Our trusted RICS Home Surveys are offered throughout the Royal Borough of Greenwich, including in the following locations:

Which RICS Survey is right for you?

There are different types of surveys provided, offering differing levels of detail. The two that we offer are RICS Level 2 Homebuyer Reports, and RICS Level 3 Building Surveys. 

A RICS Homebuyer Survey (Level 2 Survey) provides an assessment of the condition of a property using a traffic light system to categorise the condition of the various elements in the property.

A RICS Homebuyer Survey is most appropriate for new houses, that are of typical construction and are in good condition.

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Front cover of a RICS Level 2 Home Survey Report.
Service Level 2 Homebuyer Report Level 3 Building Survey
Description of construction and condition of property.
Aims to identify problems that need urgent attention.
Aims to identify things that may need furthger investigation.
Aims to highlight anything that may be dangerous.
Aims to show any potential defects before a transaction takes place.
Makes recommendations on if further advice is required.
Enables you to budget for any repairs.
Aims to advise on any ongoing maintenance that may be required.
Aims to establish how the property was constructed, what materials are used, and how these will perform in the future,
Aims to describe visible defects and identify potential hidden defects.
Aims to outline options for repair and gives timelines for repair where appropriate / possible.
Provides specific comment on energy efficiency.
Where agreed beforehand, and subject to additional fees, provides an estimate of costs for remedial works.

RICS Level 2 Homebuyer Survey in Greenwich

If you’re planning to buy a property in the Royal Borough of Greenwich and want a clear understanding of its condition, a RICS Level 2 Home Survey from Murrins Surveyors offers the reassurance you need. Designed specifically for homebuyers, this survey provides a thorough assessment of the property’s readily accessible areas along with a concise, easy-to-follow summary of any issues identified. Using a simple traffic light rating system, the report highlights any defects or concerns that could influence your purchasing decision. Why choose Murrins Surveyors for your RICS Level 2 Homebuyer Report in Greenwich:
  • Local expertise: Our surveyors have extensive knowledge of the Greenwich property market, from historic Georgian and Victorian homes in Greenwich and Blackheath to modern developments in Kidbrooke Village and riverside apartments in North Greenwich. This local insight helps us identify common issues and provide advice tailored to homes in the area.
  • Clear, practical reporting: We present our findings in plain, straightforward language. Where technical matters arise, we break them down into simple explanations so you fully understand the condition of the property and any implications for your purchase.
  • Confidence in your investment: A RICS Level 2 survey from Murrins Surveyors gives you clarity and peace of mind when buying. If the report reveals problems, the findings may support renegotiation, potentially saving you more than the cost of the survey itself.
By choosing Murrins Surveyors for your RICS Level 2 Home Survey in Greenwich, you benefit from genuine local knowledge, professional guidance, and clear, actionable insights to help you make an informed decision. Contact us today for a quote for your RICS Level 2 survey in Greenwich.

RICS Level 3 Building Survey in Greenwich

When purchasing a property in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, it’s essential to have a clear and accurate understanding of its true condition. That’s where our RICS Level 3 Building Survey proves invaluable. This is our most detailed and comprehensive survey, providing an in-depth assessment of a property’s construction, overall condition, and any potential or developing defects. It is particularly beneficial for older or historic homes, properties that have been extended or altered, or any building where you want complete clarity on structural integrity and future maintenance before committing to purchase. Why commission your RICS Level 3 Building Survey in Greenwich from Murrins Surveyors:
  • Specialists in Greenwich’s diverse property landscape: From Georgian and Victorian homes in Greenwich and Blackheath to mid-century houses in Eltham and modern developments in Kidbrooke and Woolwich, our surveyors have extensive experience across the borough’s varied housing stock. This local insight allows us to identify recurring issues linked to Greenwich’s construction styles, soil conditions, and historic building methods.
  • Comprehensive investigation with clear, practical advice: We go beyond simply listing defects, we explain their significance and outline your options. Our Level 3 surveys include a thorough inspection of all accessible areas, highlighting visible problems as well as signs of hidden concerns such as structural movement, damp penetration, roofing defects, or timber decay. We also provide guidance on repair priorities, anticipated maintenance, and potential costs to support fully informed decision-making.
  • Transparency and peace of mind: A RICS Level 3 Building Survey from Murrins Surveyors gives you the confidence to proceed with your purchase, or renegotiate if required. Our reports are honest, clear, and free from unnecessary jargon, ensuring you understand both the strengths and vulnerabilities of the property so you can avoid unexpected costs and plan responsibly for the future.
Whether you’re considering a period terrace in Greenwich, a 1930s semi in Eltham, or a modern apartment in Woolwich or North Greenwich, our RICS-qualified surveyors provide the expertise needed to make your investment secure. Contact Murrins Surveyors today to arrange your RICS Level 3 Building Survey in the Royal Borough of Greenwich.

RICS Survey in Greenwich FAQs

Read some of our most frequently asked questions regarding RICS Surveys in Greenwich.

Most modern flats and standard construction houses are suitable for a RICS Level 2 Home Survey, whereas older, extended, or unusual properties typically require a Level 3 Building Survey. If you’re unsure, we can advise based on the property’s age, condition, and construction.

A Level 2 survey usually takes 1–2 hours, while a Level 3 survey can take 3–6 hours depending on the size and complexity of the property. Inspection times can vary for period homes in areas like Greenwich, Blackheath, and Charlton.

Most Level 2 Home Survey reports and Level 3 Building Survey reports typically take around 3–5 working days. We always aim to deliver promptly without compromising on the depth or clarity of our reporting.

Yes. Both Level 2 and Level 3 surveys highlight signs of structural movement, subsidence, damp, roof issues, timber decay, and other potential defects. A Level 3 survey includes a more in-depth analysis.

Absolutely. A RICS survey often highlights defects or maintenance issues that may not be visible during a viewing. You can use the findings, and any estimated repair costs, as evidence to renegotiate the asking price or request that the seller addresses certain problems before completion. Many clients find that the savings made exceed the cost of the survey itself.

Articles & Posts

Articles and posts from our surveying blog.

18 September 2026

| By: Alex Murrin

Buying a home with mature trees? Learn how trees can affect buildings, drains and future extensions, and when a RICS Home Survey or arboricultural report is needed.

Modern extension on Victorian house.

26 January 2026

| By: Alex Murrin

With so much of the UK's housing stock consisting of Victorian properties, we take a look at how these 100+ year old homes have evolved to meet modern living demands and regulations.

8 January 2026

| By: Alex Murrin

Damp Proof Courses (DPCs) protect homes from rising damp; however, many problems come from bridging, raised ground levels, or misdiagnosis. This buyer-friendly guide explains what DPCs are, how they should be installed, a brief history, retrofit options and their pitfalls, and practical steps if your DPC sits too low or is bridged.

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5 January 2026

| By: Alex Murrin

10 of the most common defects found in RICS surveys, why they matter, and how to respond so you can buy with confidence and budget wisely.

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17 December 2025

| By: Laurence Murrin

Cracks in UK homes are common, and a significant cause for concern for property owners. In this article I will look at the main causes of cracking, how to identify problem cracks, and what repairs may be required.

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8 December 2025

| By: Murrins

Damp and mould are among the most common issues affecting London homes. Traditional construction methods, ageing housing stock, and poor property management, combined with the city’s regularly wet climate, make these problems both widespread and recurring.